An Aurora dentist who is accused of poisoning and killing his wife allegedly researched and ordered multiple “undetectable poisons” and Googled “how many grams of pure arsenic will kill a human.” Jim Hooley reports.

After two long years without the frozen attraction, Ice Castles will return to Colorado this winter in Cripple Creek.

RTD is offering a $4,000 hiring bonus for key positions and will look for future employees at a two-day job fair in Denver.

Pickleball players in Denver may see a big investment from the city in the coming budget.

Over the years, shop classes in high schools have slowly but surely been eliminated from the curriculum. But as Dan Daru reports, Elizabeth High School in Colorado recently started a program.

Gov. Jared Polis and U.S. Interior Department officials visited orphaned oil wells in Colorado to stress the benefits of cleaning them up.

The Aurora Police Department’s Economic Crimes Unit is warning the public about a scam involving contactless payment at gas stations.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited Denver International Airport, where federal infrastructure funds will pay for $53 million in upgrades. Gabrielle Franklin explains the project and its funding source.

More U.S. school districts are cutting back to a four-day school week, but there are some issues to be worked out.

Phil DiStefano, chancellor at the University of Colorado Boulder, will retire, but he'll still have a role on campus.

The reward for information on the shooting deaths of two American Elm restaurant employees has increased to $32,600, according to Metro Denver Crime Stoppers.

A doctor testifying in the trial over Elijah McClain's death criticized the response that night in Colorado. Andrea Henderson reports the latest in the trial for two of the officers involved.

Dozens living in an encampment by the governor’s mansion are now in a shelter called New Directions, a former hotel in Northeast Denver. Kim Posey explains the initiative to give people a place indoors.